I recently ordered 2 ASV levers for my 09 R1 from Motomummy. Within a few days, they arrived. If both had been in pristine condition, I would only be praising Motomummy. Unfortunately, 1 lever's red adjuster was poorly anodized; the underlying aluminum (i.e. silver) was poking through in multiple spots. So, I Email Motomummy and ask them to either have UPS pick it up and send me a replacement, or just send me a new adjuster. This is standard operating procedure for reputable businesses. They reply that what I identified was "normal". Really?! Not exactly a glowing endorsement on their behalf for ASV levers! Anyway, I reply that if that's so, how come the other lever's adjuster is perfect. They then reply that I'm looking at it too closely, or that I'm perfectionistic and have unrealistically high expectations. They recommend I return both levers for "inspection". My take was that since they couldn't get me to accept a flawed part, they're going to give me the run around. So, I contact the warranty department directly at ASV, and they are quite unhappy with how Motomummy has handled this matter but they were not surprised. Apparently, I am not the only one who has been treated in this fashion. ASV has UPS pick up the lever the next day, and my new lever has been shipped. In the interim, I send an Email to Motomummy outlining what ASV has said and done, and that I will be posting a pointed review of them on our forum. A barage of phone calls follow from Motomummy and then the sales department at ASV. So here's how I grade Motomummy for my first and last transaction: Ease of ordering via website: A; Price: A; Delivery time: A; Customer Service: F
It is my hope that by posting this review Motomummy will re-think and change some of their business practices.
Respectfully,
DrJ
It is my hope that by posting this review Motomummy will re-think and change some of their business practices.
Respectfully,
DrJ